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Old 09-01-2013, 09:52 PM
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Hey S2KI I was wondering if anyone has run E3 spark plugs on there s2k and what you thought about them I have run them on my 98 f150 and honestly felt a difference when I punched the truck...I was thinking of doing the same with my s2k any advice personally I think there good spark plugs I was just wondering what you guys think and if anyone runs them...thanks
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Don't do it.... They're GARBAGE and a straight up gimmick, right along with those Bosch +2's 3's and 4's. Spark doesn't branch between the 3 points. It's going to take the path of least resistance and is going to jump to one single point just like a regular plug. Stick with OEM NGK Iridiums or Platinums and you won't have any issues. I've seen multiple of those E3's tips melt and cause damage to pistons..
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Originally Posted by jordanksartell
Don't do it.... They're GARBAGE and a straight up gimmick, right along with those Bosch +2's 3's and 4's. Spark doesn't branch between the 3 points. It's going to take the path of least resistance and is going to jump to one single point just like a regular plug. Stick with OEM NGK Iridiums or Platinums and you won't have any issues. I've seen multiple of those E3's tips melt and cause damage to pistons..
Thanks for the heads up I appreciate it ..so maybe just upgrade with thicker spark plug wires? Or stay oem as well
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Originally Posted by jordanksartell
Don't do it.... They're GARBAGE and a straight up gimmick, right along with those Bosch +2's 3's and 4's. Spark doesn't branch between the 3 points. It's going to take the path of least resistance and is going to jump to one single point just like a regular plug. Stick with OEM NGK Iridiums or Platinums and you won't have any issues. I've seen multiple of those E3's tips melt and cause damage to pistons..
Thanks for the heads up I appreciate it ..so maybe just upgrade with thicker spark plug wires? Or stay oem as well
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Uhhhhhh we don't have spark plug wires.....
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Sorry lol i forgot it had coil packs I'm new to the s2ks if you couldn't tell :/ thank you
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